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Re: SW set list for 2000
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lugnet.starwars
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Tue, 19 Oct 1999 14:10:50 GMT
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> I've tried to read several SW books but never made it far because, honestly, I
> just haven't found any to be well-written. Just MO, of course. I've heard
> about how Boba Fett made it out of the Sarlaac Pit, and it seems reasonable
> that he should have been able to . . . I just wish that the books didn't have
> to reinvent what Lucas should have done himself in the movie. I'm not
> suggesting that Boba Fett should have been a major plot focus of the movie,
> but once you have developed such an intriguing character . . .
I wouldn't go so far as say that the Boba Fett character was developed. He
only said about a total of 4 lines in 2 movies (3 if you count the special
edition) and nothing can be developed in 4 lines. He was fairly intriguing
however only because we knew so little about him.
> treat him with a little more respect . . . the jet pack incident was a really
> weak way for him to go.
I agree that it was weak seeing he was supposed to be such a savy character.
Eric "No Blasters, No Blasters" soon to be "But that's a whole nother year"
Kingsley
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| (...) I've tried to read several SW books but never made it far because, honestly, I just haven't found any to be well-written. Just MO, of course. I've heard about how Boba Fett made it out of the Sarlaac Pit, and it seems reasonable that he should (...) (25 years ago, 19-Oct-99, to lugnet.starwars)
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